Hart, C. A. (Clara Avis), b. 1863, Feldman, Daniel D., b. 1872 · New York, American Book Co · leaf 111
ie bisector ofthe angle. Hint. Prove directly, using the figure for § 252, or apply § 137. 257. Cor. II. The bisector of an angle is tlxe locus ofall points equidistant from the sides of the angle. Ex. 328. Wliat is the locus of all points that are equidistant froma pair of intersecting lines ? 100… … ftiven A ABC with AF, BE, CD the bisectors of A A^ B, andC respectively. To prove: (a) AF, BE, CD concurrent in some point as 0;(5) the point 0 equidistant from AB, BC, and CA. Reasons1. If two str. lines are cut bya transversal making the Argument s 1. BE and CD will intersect atsome point as O.…
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